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A respite in 2023
We all could use a break in 2023. We are now a year removed from the turmoil of the mid-term elections and a year away from the next presidential election cycle. Let’s enjoy a year in which … more
Maybrook turns another page
The Village of Maybrook greets the new year on a somber note. While the global Catholic Church prepares to bury a Pope, the local church celebrates its final mass this Sunday in a parish established … more
Legislators wish themselves a Happy Holiday
It’s somewhat rare when the state legislature is called back into session in late December. But they had extra incentive to return to Albany this time. They voted themselves a $32,000 pay raise … more
In case you missed It
The Customs and Border Patrol Agents manning our southern border would be doing a phenomenal business if their jobs were to act as travel agents. Unfortunately, that’s not their job as … more
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Santa’s many elves
We all know that Santa is extremely busy this time of year and relies on his many elves and helpers to make the rounds and visit all of the children in our neighborhoods. Among those who help are … more
An Opioid Perspective
Oftentimes when thinking of societal issues, our minds dart to subjects such as inequalities, healthcare, and housing. However, one of the biggest issues of our lifetime hides from the public eye … more
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Living below the poverty line
Startling statistics released last week by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli show that nearly 14 percent of all New York State residents live in poverty. That’s higher than the national … more
Big tech uses journalism; big tech should pay for it
The powers that Google and Facebook have over economic and political power in society – especially over the news industry—has caught the attention of lawmakers in Washington, DC.  … more
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Safety in the woods
The hunting season is still young, but Coldenham Fire and Rescue reports that they have already been called upon several times to rescue hunters from the woods. We encourage everyone taking part … more
Free parking would be the perfect holiday gift
Many businesses in Downtown Newburgh will welcome the holiday shopping season this week by participating in Small Business Saturday. That’s when consumers are encouraged to support local … more
Giving thanks
Once again, the leaves are falling, the clouds have gathered and the geese have taken flight. The Christmas decorations have been visible in many stores since Halloween. The holiday season is upon … more
‘Black Friday’ comes early to Amazon
On a day when Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is in the news for announcing plans to give away most of his fortune, comes more sobering news from the company he founded: Amazon plans to cut some 10,000 … more
A dangerous silence
Libraries are places where difficult subjects are often tackled. There are books on all sorts of taboo subjects, and books that are often banned by one organization or another. Libraries often shed … more
It doesn’t matter that Walden is late to the party
Walden residents can breathe a sign of relief in the knowledge that they will have ambulance service after the first of the year, should they have the misfortune or the need to dial 911. The deal … more
Keeping our kids safe at Halloween
The creator of “Trunk or Treat” must be a genius. Originally started by church groups with the aim of providing a safer environment for trick-or-treaters on Halloween, trunk or treat … more
Flu season comes early
The Orange County Department of Health has already issued a public health alert to coincide with the start of flu season and warns that this year could be much worse than recent years. Flu season … more
What Columbus Day means to Italians
“I came to America because I heard the streets were paved with gold. When I got here, I found out three things: first, the streets weren’t paved with gold; second, they weren’t … more
In memory of Judge Pano Z. Patsalos
What follows is a transcript from the Town to Newburgh Justice Court on September 27, 2022, with Newburgh Town Justice Richard Clarino presiding. It is dedicated to the memory of the late Orange … more
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City in search of good PR
Newburgh City Manager Todd Venning, who has displayed contempt for the local news media, apparently believes that hiring a marketing and public relations firm will turn the city’s fortunes … more
Raising awareness of domestic violence
This October, Fearless! Hudson Valley, Inc. is partnering with the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) as well as other state and territorial agencies across the nation, to start a … more
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